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 [Alan Spicer Marine Telecom Main BLOG] Satellite-evolution.com - News: SAN DIEGO - December 17, 2007 - Continuous Computing (R), global provider of integrated systems and services that enable telecom equipment manufacturers to rapidly deploy Next Generation Networks (NGN), today announced that Hughes Network Systems, LLC (HUGHES), the global leader in satellite broadband networks and services, selected Trillium (R) Wireless protocol software for its new mobile 3G satellite base station subsystem (SBSS). Continuous Computing's standards-based and integrated Trillium 3G / 4G wireless software will leverage 3GPP standardised cellular technology - typically used in cellular base stations to meet the requirements of a satellite system - in the development of Hughes' SBSS product line.

[Human Productivity Lab - Telepresence News Content Channel] Estimating the Exaflood: Although targeted single-cast and multi-cast content could in a narrow sense actually reduce the amount of data flowing to a particular end-point-such as a set-top box that today receives a continuous stream of up to a gigabit per second in cable TV content-these new IPTV and Internet video architectures could generate many times the traffic of broadcast at other nodes and trunks in the network. Joost, led by former top Cisco executive Mike Volpi, and a number of similar services offer free, advertising-based TV over the Net.

[mysbsteam Blog] Possible ”˜Next Steps’ in Domain Name Dispute Resolution: The conference featured leading companies in the Technology, Media and Telecom industries to provide first-hand insight into corporate strategy, competitive positioning, financial results and growth objectives and included Q and A periods.

 [Trading for the Masses] Data Feed: Lehman notes YHOO’s 4Q07 results were generally in line with expectations on both the top and bottom lines, but the outlook for 2008 profitability was disappointing given restructuring of broadband access deals and incremental investment spending related to the build-out of Yahoo!`s display advertising platform. Firm believes the increase in investment spending comes as more of a surprise.

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